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Khamsin #05: Oriental Jewry

Issue of Khamsin from 1978 primarily about the Oriental Jewry.

Debt in the banana republic

An exploration of the reasons for austerity in Queensland, Australia and a critique of those arguments that would reduce the cause to one of …
Some of our collection of Khamsin journals

Khamsin: Journal of revolutionary socialists of the Middle-East

Archive of revolutionary socialist journal, Khamsin, which was published from 1978 to 1987. While we…

Why no platform is still relevant, and the trouble with liberal "anti-fascism"

Some on the liberal end of the anti-fascist movement have argued that "no platform" is dead and free…

Top ten most read libcom articles of 2012

Here are the 10 most popular articles read by you lot throughout 2012.

Asylum seekers occupy a church in Vienna

Frustrated at the lack of help from the local or national government, being kept in terrible conditions, and frequent threats of deportation, 100…

Libcom.org traffic analysis 2012

Our annual breakdown of statistics on people reading and posting to libcom.org.

Vision and praxis: A manifesto of non-state and non-market socialism - Jim Davis

Two texts which outline the basis of a non-state and non-market socialism. Extremely councilist in…

The road to socialism (a neo-councilist view) - Jim Davis

A 1984 piece about the road to socialism from a neo-councilist point of view by Jim Davis. It includes only a few recent corrections and edits by the author.

Towards a new labor movement (principles of left communism) - For the Workers' Opposition

A manifesto written and presented in Spring 1981 by For the Workers' Opposition, a small group of anarchists and council communists from Chicago, IL inspired by the German/Dutch communist left.
Wrong to work! Two perspectives on the abolition of work

Wrong to work! Two perspectives on the abolition of work

ALL MUST WORK! declares the cabinet of millionaires. 'Workers not shirkers!', they implore. …

Women's work and capital's use of childhood

An account of working at a daycare center. How privatized childcare both changed and preserved gender roles, how childhood makes alienation…
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